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[Deal Alert] Aukey 5 Port 50W/10A Wall Charger + 5 MicroUSB Cables For Just $15 On Amazon

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2015/11/04 1:39pm PSTNov 4, 2015

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Multi-port USB wall charging stations are my favorite new gadgets that I have purchased in the past year. Instead of having to charge devices throughout the house with individual chargers and a tangled nest of cords, I can now charge everything on my kitchen counter, or at my bedside. Beautiful.

We frequently post deals for five port chargers, but they almost never come with MicroUSB cables, leaving you to scrounge up your own, or make another purchase. Today's deal, however, is the complete package. Right now on Amazon, if you purchase an Aukey 5 port 50W/10A charger and a five pack of Auckey 20AWG MicroUSB cables in the same transaction, the cables are included for free – a $9 savings.

The charging station is not Quick Charge 2.0 compatible like Aukey's higher end unit, but the 2.4A per port will still charge devices at a reasonable rate. The charger is well rated with 4.6 stars, and both the charger and cords are backed by an 18 month warranty. The pack of cords includes 3x 3.3ft cables and 2x 1ft cables.

With the lack of QC speeds, this may not be your primary charger. That being said, it could be a great Holiday gift, travel charger, or make you the most popular guy at work if you left one in the break room for community use.

To get the cables free, you need to have both items in your cart at checkout. When you're ready to make your purchase enter the code OUNEZF8T to drop the total price by 9 bucks to $14.99. I have an older version of this charger on my kitchen counter right now, and it is still going strong after almost a year. I highly recommend it.

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